Golf

The 1960 Masters marked the emergence of the young pros as golf's new leaders

This headline is from Master Teacher Tommy Armour's foreword to a new book, 'Golf for Women,' edited by Louise Suggs and Pat Hagan Murray and scheduled for publication by Doubleday ($3.95) May 20. Armour notes that...

The first woman for golf, so far as its dim early records reveal, was Mary Queen of Scots. "She played golf openly, gave it her blessing and the sport advanced thereafter," says The Encyclopedia of Sports.

With the joy of a captive set free, or the rapture of one who has returned from a living tomb to bustling life, I inhaled the precious air. But my thoughts were chaos. My brain refused to work. I had but one desire,...

From a wild climax such as the Masters contrives with magical regularity, Arnold Palmer emerged an authentic and unforgettable hero